Fix AspNetCore UseExceptionHandler applied on postbacks #1705
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AspNetCore reexecutes the same request with the original POST method. If a DotVVM page is handling the error, we assumed that we need to execute a postback in the Error page. The request body was usually already consumed, and even if wasn't a matching command wasnt found. resolves #1700
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AspNetCore reexecutes the same request with the original POST method. If a DotVVM page is handling the error, we assumed that we need to execute a postback in the Error page. The request body was usually already consumed, and even if wasn't a matching command wasnt found.
resolves #1700